Sentence examples for One might call it from inspiring English sources
And the key to its success if one might call it a success most likely lies in the poisoned waters of Boat Harbour.
THE battle over RBS CEO Stephen Hester's pay has absorbed an awful lot of weekend press and media in Britain - one might call it a bout of Hesteria.
Indeed, part of the cult of Yosemite climbing is a certain disregard — for some individuals, one might call it open rebellion — for social norms and the status quo.
WordPress.com, of course, is the publishing platform (one might call it a CMS) that powers a number of high-profile sites, including the one you're reading right now.
Ideally data should be rounded appropriately, not too much and not too little (one might call it Goldilocks rounding).
The evolved population CB1000-30 (one might call it "hyper-evolved" relative to the main evolved populations IR-1-20, IR-2-20, IR-3-20, and IR-4-20, although we have not used that term) has not been examined in detail, and is used here mainly to reinforce patterns seen in the main four evolved populations that we focus on in this paper.
"Look," one of them explained, "they might call it 'recapitalization,' but what they are doing is nationalizing the banks.
He has hit three Test centuries during this Australian summer and while many have been speculating over the futures of Ricky Ponting and Tendulkar, no one was anticipating that Hussey might call it a day, even though he was 37 last May.
Feminist writer Cicely Hamilton wrote of Macmillan that "she was the right kind of lawyer, one who held that Law should be synonymous with Justice ... Her chief aim in life one might call it her passion was to give every woman of every class and nation the essential protection of justice.
Some might call it stalking.
Some might call it pornography.
